By checking this box our login service will keep you logged in for 24 hours before logging you back out.
If you would like to make logging in easier then you could try saving your login information on your web browser.
Popular web browsers have features that allow them to remember passwords so you
don't have to constantly enter login information on our website when you visit.
If your browser does not automatically ask if you would like to save the passwords
you type, you can quickly turn the feature on and begin saving your information.
Select a Browser:
Step 1
When you press "enter" after filling your username and password, a popup box appears
which will have a promot: "Do you want Google Chrome to save your password for this site?"
Step 2
You just need to click on "save password" and the password will be saved in your chrome browser for that particular site.
If the popup window does not appear after filling your login details, then you will notice a
"key like icon" in the top right corner of address bar.
Step 1
When you will click on that icon, the pop-up box will appear.
Step 2
Then you click on the "save password" button and the password will be saved.
When you will log in next time, you need not enter the username or password.
As it will appear automatically and you will be able to login with a single click.
Step 1
Navigate to the login page of the site you want to save a password for, and enter your password.
Step 2
Click "Remember" when Firefox asks you if you want the password to be remembered.
Step 3
Turn the Password Manager on if you are not prompted to save the passwords that you enter.
This feature is turned on by default, but if it has been disabled you can enable it.
Click "Tools," "Options" and "Security," and then check the box next to "Remember passwords for sites."
If you want Edge to save your passwords, you must first let it prompt you to save each time you type one into a form.
Step 1
Launch Edge from your Start menu, desktop, or taskbar.
Step 2
Click the More button in the top-right corner of the window. It looks like •••
Step 3
Click Settings.
Step 4
Click View advanced settings. You might have to scroll down a bit to find it.
Step 5
Click the switch beneath Offer to save passwords so that it turns On. This switch should be set to On by default.
Then to save your password:
Step 1
Launch Edge from your Start menu, desktop, or taskbar.
Step 2
Navigate to a website that requires a password.
Step 3
Type your password and click Log in or hit Enter on your keyboard.
Step 4
Click Yes in the frame that pops up at the bottom of the Edge window.
The password is now saved in Edge.
Step 1
Open a browser window, and select "Safari" from the menu bar.
Step 2
Click "Preferences," and then click 'Autofill."
Step 3
Check the box next to "Usernames and passwords." Your passwords should be saved from now on.
Step 1
Open Internet Explorer, and click "Tools."
Step 2
Click "Internet Options," and then select the "Content" tab.
Step 3
Click "Settings" under the "AutoComplete" heading.
Step 4
Locate the box that says "User names and passwords on forms" and click the box to check it.
If you want Internet Explorer to ask your permission before saving a password you type,
check the box next to "Ask me before saving passwords."
Step 5
Click "OK," and then click "OK" again.
Greetings, Friends!
Our office is here to help you do all things well related to Secretariat.
We’ve created this Portal with videos that correspond with forms and manuals. These videos will guide you through various processes.
We realize there are procedures that you may only do periodically, or maybe you need a refresher on a process, GenSecPortal is here for you!
Additionally, when the General Presbytery votes to change a procedure, we will assist you here regarding those changes. Short videos cover one item each, so you don’t have to watch lengthy presentations to find needed answers.
We would appreciate any feedback from the field that can help us improve GenSecPortal.
Thank you for being part of our team, and welcome to GenSecPortal!
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